Public court use

Author: Li Yingtong
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: With the continuous improvement of modern people's quality of life and the changes in the times, the advanced nature of the understanding of Chinese garden spaces not only guides the traditional imperial gardens, temple and monastic gardens, scenic and famous landscape gardens, and other important components, but also inevitably inspires and influences more fields of human activities. Public courtyards are also one of the most important parts, such as the greening of residential communities, small gardens in squares, various forms of parks within cities, as well as modern office environments, courtyard hotels, and large urban green spaces. Gardens are sensitive reflections of people's evolving needs and desires. This series of garden design books aims to introduce and promote the design philosophy of Chinese gardens to guide the design and practice of modern private gardens, providing professional designers with a new perspective for re-examining and understanding Chinese gardens. This series includes twenty-one different types of public courtyard design plans, a compilation of the author's valuable experience in design practice and teaching guidance. The selected plans are representative garden space works, primarily presented through layout diagrams, section and elevation drawings, panoramic bird's-eye view images, and other methods for reference.